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Speak to Seggin, who can be found on the west bridge of Zora's Domain. He will explain that he cannot forget the sight of Princess Mipha, holding her Lightscale Trident in the light of the moon. He wants to see that image of her just one more time. | {{Infobox|quest | ||
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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]'' | |||
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| prereq = Complete [[Sidon of the Zora]]<br/>[[Purah Pad]] camera unlocked. | |||
| start = Speak to [[Seggin]] in [[Zora's Domain (Tears of the Kingdom)|Zora's Domain]] | |||
| objective = Take a [[Camera (Rune)|photograph]] of Mipha's statue by moonlight and show it to Seggin | |||
| reward = [[Zora Sword]] (decayed) | |||
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| type = [[Side Quest]] | |||
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'''The Moonlit Princess''' is a [[Side Quest]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]''. | |||
==Overview== | |||
Speak to [[Seggin]], who can be found on the west bridge of [[Zora's Domain (Tears of the Kingdom)|Zora's Domain]]. He will explain that he cannot forget the sight of Princess [[Mipha]], holding her [[Lightscale Trident]] in the light of the moon. He wants to see that image of her just one more time. Next, go to [[Shatterback Point]], where the statue of Princess Mipha is placed. Wait for the moon to be up in the sky, about halfway up. Take a picture of the statue. Return to Seggin, and show him the picture. He will gift Link a [[Zora Sword]] as a reward. | |||
==Requirements== | |||
Complete [[Sidon of the Zora]] and have the [[Purah Pad]] camera unlocked from [[Camera Work in the Depths]] | |||
==Walkthrough== | |||
{{TODO|Full Walkthrough}} | |||
==Adventure Log== | |||
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!Step | |||
!Description | |||
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|<center>1</center> | |||
|Seggin can't forget the sight of Princess Mipha holding her Lightscale Trident in the light of the moon.<br/>Perhaps you can fulfill his wish of seeing that lovely sight just one more time. | |||
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|<center>Complete</center> | |||
|You showed Seggin a picture of Mipha's statue beneath the moonlight.<br/>Seggin was moved by the beauty of that sight and renewed his vow to remain a loyal subject to the Zora royal family no matter what changes the flow of time brings. | |||
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{{References}} | |||
{{Tears of the Kingdom Quests}} | |||
{{Cat|Tears of the Kingdom Side Quests}} | |||
Revision as of 13:13, August 13, 2023
Games | ||
Prerequisite | Complete Sidon of the Zora | |
Start | Speak to Seggin in Zora's Domain | |
Objective | Take a photograph of Mipha's statue by moonlight and show it to Seggin | |
Rewards | Zora Sword (decayed) | |
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The Moonlit Princess is a Side Quest in Tears of the Kingdom.
Overview
Speak to Seggin, who can be found on the west bridge of Zora's Domain. He will explain that he cannot forget the sight of Princess Mipha, holding her Lightscale Trident in the light of the moon. He wants to see that image of her just one more time. Next, go to Shatterback Point, where the statue of Princess Mipha is placed. Wait for the moon to be up in the sky, about halfway up. Take a picture of the statue. Return to Seggin, and show him the picture. He will gift Link a Zora Sword as a reward.
Requirements
Complete Sidon of the Zora and have the Purah Pad camera unlocked from Camera Work in the Depths
Walkthrough
Adventure Log
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Seggin can't forget the sight of Princess Mipha holding her Lightscale Trident in the light of the moon. Perhaps you can fulfill his wish of seeing that lovely sight just one more time. | |
| You showed Seggin a picture of Mipha's statue beneath the moonlight. Seggin was moved by the beauty of that sight and renewed his vow to remain a loyal subject to the Zora royal family no matter what changes the flow of time brings. |